Audiovisual Technology

C4230 – Certificate IV in Audiovisual Technology
C5231 – Diploma of Audiovisual Technology

The Certificate IV in Audiovisual Technology will provide students with a broad range of audiovisual technology skills at a technical level, including audiovisual production, video and presentation equipment operation, television studio production, digital photography, Protools, location lighting, practical placement and equipment maintenance.

The Diploma of Audiovisual Technology will provide students with a range of specialised technical, creative and/or conceptual skills that may be used in corporate events, education, installation, screen and other sectors of the audiovisual industry. Students train in home theatre installation and design, broadcast news camera, short drama video production and editing, production lighting and audio, video technical direction, music DVD and events production and practical placement.

These are unique programs, not offered at any other Australian college or university.

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Program information

Program guide – Entrance requirements, duration, program structure, application procedures, fees and more.

Program FAQ (PDF 32 KB)

Areas covered within the program include the setup, operation and maintenance of:

Vision and Video Projection Systems
Lighting systems
Sound Reinforcement Equipment and Mixing Console operation
TV and film Camera shoots, including multi-cam environment
Non-Linear Vision mixing systems
Video and Audio editing systems
2D graphics manipulation
Broadcast facility maintenance

Information for current students (student login required).

Career outlook

Graduates are prepared for work in production roles in the following fields: staging and event production, broadcast television, broadcast radio, audiovisual equipment hire and staging, audiovisual systems design, audiovisual installation including home theatre, corporate video production, education AV support, theatre, multimedia, film production, hotel audiovisual production and operation, audiovisual production, audiovisual equipment operation.

Past graduates have been employed in organisations such as the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, the Victorian Arts Centre (audio and staging departments) and broadcast television networks.